New Crime and Justice Executive Orders

Excludes certain federal workers from labor unions for national security reasons.

Increases federal law enforcement and military presence to fight crime in D.C.

Prioritizes prosecuting individuals who burn the American flag.

Ends cashless bail policies in Washington, D.C. to keep dangerous people in jail.

Restricts federal funds for states and cities with cashless bail policies.

Declares a crime emergency in Washington, D.C. and uses federal authority.

Stops banks from denying service based on political or religious beliefs.

Declares a national emergency and imposes tariffs on Brazilian goods.

Addresses homelessness, mental illness, and drug use to improve public safety.

Aims to reduce criminal penalties for breaking complex federal rules.